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The clipping lists high and low temperatures for several cities including Ismarck Chicago Denver New York Duluth Los Angeles Phoenix Miami Seattle with daily readings and precipitation. It also notes barometer humidity wind sun and moon data and year-ago highs and lows. It presents a list of births in Mitchell Olson families and several marriage and legal notices along with local service notices and funeral times.
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Ismarck
Aonelis
Cicago
Denver
New York
Duluth
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Seattle
Ramiall
Speeding and traffic penalties listed for several residents
Police division records multiple fines of 10 to 100 dollars plus costs for speeding disobeying traffic signals and reckless driving. Some defendants received 15 day suspensions with conditions. Separate notices detail funeral services for residents across Belle Plaine Tama and neighboring towns.
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Terry O. Meese
L Street
Shirley J. Newland
Walker
George B. Redman
Sixteenth Avenue
Donald G. Hines
Lynbrook Drive
Joseph L. Mead, Jr
Richmond Road
Robert C. Read
Marion
Janice M. Jansa
Twelfth Avenue
David Turner
Meadowbrook Drive
Dennis D. Martens
Amana
LeRoy F. Krigel
Aspen Lane
Richard O. McCoy
Twenty-ninth Street
Martyn L. Jones
Thirty-seventh Street
George A. Antolik
Second Street
Gawain E. Elliott
Robert D. Brueggeman
Blake Boulevard
Donovan L. Tharp
Forty-eighth Street
Delbert E. Kirby
Thirtyfourth Street
Leslie A. Bradley
Palo
Mike J. Miller
Lisbon
Opal A. Williams
Sixth Street
Bueta A. Kent
First Street
Deaths Genevieve Hayford Martin longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Genevieve Jennie Hayford Martin wife of Fred L Martin died Tuesday after a long illness. Born in Durant she lived in Wilton Junction before Cedar Rapids. She taught in Cedar Rapids and at Marengo. Surviving are her husband two sons Ernest P Michel Bethesda MD Merlin H Michel Milwaukee and five grandchildren. Memorial services at Turner chapel with burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 11 am Wednesday.
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Genevieve
Jennie” Hayford Martin
Fred L. Martin
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Durant
Wilton Junction
Washington High School
Marengo
Ernest P. Michel
Bethesda
Merlin H. Michel
Milwaukee
Martin
Peoples Church Land Malta
CES
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Eastern Star
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial
Widow Margaret Kitner Dies After Lingering Illness
Margaret A. Kitner 80 wife of Roy G. Kitner of 128 Fourth avenue SW died Monday after a lingering illness. Born February 18 1884 in Mar telle she lived in Cedar Rapids 62 years. husband sole survivor. Memorial services Thursday at 10 a.m. by Rev J Robert McDonald at Monahan-Stewart funeral home with call after 10 a.m. Wednesday. Burial Cedar Memorial.
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Margaret A. Kitner
Roy G. Kitner
Fourth Avenue
Martelle
Cedar Rapids
J. Robert McDonald
Monahan-Stewart
Cedar Memorial
Funeral Services for Joseph F Stourac and Selah Faye Carlyle
Joseph F Stourac will be buried at St Johns after an 8:30 a.m. Mass at St Wenceslaus with military graveside rites conducted by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Anthony W. Chihak. Selah Faye Carlyle will lie in state at Turner Chapel at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday with burial at Cedar Memorial and service by Rev. Thomas A. Sears.
Seek Man Wanted in Beating in NE Iowa
Police search for a man believed to have shot and assaulted Officer Howard Gladt in Lake City Minnesota. Sightings spanned Wisconsin and northeast Iowa with a green and white 1959 Oldsmobile tied to the suspect. The man, about 30 from Kenosha, fled across the Mississippi River bridge into Marquette Iowa and back into Wisconsin as investigations continued.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
UPI
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Mississippi River
Marquette
Crawford County Sheriff’s
Howard Gladt
Lake City
Minn
McGregor
Kenosha
Gladt
Two Minuteman ICBMs Fired by Air Force at Vandenberg
Vandenberg Air Base California confirmed a Monday test launch firing two Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missiles. The successful test demonstrates ongoing ICBM capability and readiness for rapid deployment.
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Vandenberg Air Base
Calif
Upi
Air Force
American uses papal dispensation to become Catholic priest
Ernest Beck 39, a former Lutheran minister from North Bergen New Jersey and father of two, was ordained a Roman Catholic priest in Mainz Germany. He is the first American granted a papal dispensation to retain marriage and family rights while serving as a priest. Beck converted in 1954 after teaching in St Louis and studying in Conception Missouri.
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Mainz
Germany
UPI
Mainz Catholic Seminary
Ernest Beck
Holy Trinity Church
North Bergen
N. J
Hermann Volk
Beck
Dorothy
Chilldren
Michael
Monica
Conception
Corpus Christi High School
St. Louis
Vatican
Pauli VI
West Germany
Wenner arraigned on vagrancy charge
Chester Loyal Wenner, lacking a permanent address, was arraigned in municipal court Tuesday on a vagrancy charge. He was given time to consult a lawyer before pleading. Authorities say Wenner, found intoxicated Monday at Seventh Avenue and Fifth Street SE, has 27 prior drunkenness arrests since late 1957. Bond was set at $1,000 by Judge Howard McLaughlin.
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Chester Loyal Wenner
Wenner
Seventh Avenue
Fifth Street
New Jersey Delegates Split as Scranton Goldwater Rally
In New Jersey, Goldwater drew a favorable reception from a 40-vote delegation but the group moved uncommitted to San Francisco after his speech. Judy Fernald praised his potential 15 to 20 state votes while Senator Clifford Case, backing Scranton, underscored a majority for Scranton and the likelihood of two thirds. The AP poll shows 12 Scranton, 9 Goldwater, 19 uncommitted.
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San Francisco
Judy Fernald
New Jersey
Clifford Case
Scranton
Goldwater
Car Crash in Kansas Claims Second Victim
Norma Roseleaf, 32, of Keokuk Iowa, died at a Greensburg hospital, the second victim of a one car crash Saturday night. Her husband Eugene Calvin Roseleaf, 39, the driver, died earlier. The Roseleaf family, with three daughters, were returning to Iowa from a California vacation when the accident happened on U S 54 near Haviland.
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Greensburg
Kan
Norma Roseleaf
Keokuk
Eugene Calvin Roseleaf
Roseleafs
Iowa
California
U. S. 54
Haviland
Central City Sports Club faces liquor license review
The Sports Man Club may need a liquor license costing 1000 instead of 500. Supervisor Scolaro leads a study, Virginia Nemecek applies for 500 license citing 923 members. The club advertises in The Gazette and may be public on some days, challenging private status. Authorities will determine proper classification with Liquor Control Agent Hoyt.
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Sportsman Club
Central City
Anthony R. Scolaro
Virginia Nemecek
Scolaro
Gazette
Jack Fulton
John Hoyt
Taxes in Linn County to drop next year by transfer
Linn County authorities moved 41,080.33 from the emergency fund to the general fund, allowing an unencumbered balance for 1965 and a corresponding tax reduction. County Auditor John Burrill said investing the money was not legal, but a transfer is anticipated to gain approval from the state comptroller. The emergency fund total had stood for about a decade after prior attempts to freeing the funds.
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Linn County
Board of Supervisors
John Burrill
Burrill
Bobby Webster Given Plea Time
Bobby A. Webster age 27 was given until July 2 by Judge William Eads to enter a plea in district court on parole violation charges. Webster was sentenced November 8 1963 to ten years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa for breaking and entering and placed on probation. His parole was revoked after an absconding incident and he faces additional parole violation prosecution. An order to return Webster is issued.
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Bobby A. Webster
William Eads
Webster
Anamosa
Oscar Story
Linn County Board Reverses Floodway Resolution
The Linn County Board of Supervisors rescinded a June 16 measure restricting building in Indian and Prairie creeks floodways after County Attorney Jack Fulton said it was improper. The council cannot bar building permits, which remain issued by the Linn County engineer's office. Kreuter and Hallberg received their permits by mail.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Jack Fulton
Fulton
Iowa Natural Resources Council
Kreuter
Hallberg
Iowa
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Floyd Emmons
Kreuter and Hallsberg
Prison Inmate Clark Files Second Plea Over Imprisonment
Thomas F. Clark, inmate of Fort Madison, seeks Linn district court review to determine if he is legally imprisoned. He repeats a prior action from June 27, 1961, dismissed for lack of prosecution, acting as his own attorney. He serves two concurrent seven-year sentences from Tama and Linn counties, alleging Tama lacked jurisdiction and Linn sentence is void due to duress and coercion in the plea.
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Thomas F. Clark
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Linn District Court
Clark
Tama
Linn County
Parole Revoked for Wincel Varner in Drunk Driving Case
Wincel R Varner 54 of 1114 Fifth Street NW had his parole revoked Monday by Judge Charles Penningroth. Varner who received parole May 29 1961 for a third offense drunken driving must serve five years at Ft Madison state penitentiary after the revocation following a stabbing incident.
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Wincel R. Varner
Fifth Street
Ft. Madison
Charles Penningroth
Varner
Parole Report Ties Suspect to Knife Incident
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes on June 30 1964 that a suspect faced a necklace of guilty findings including a butcher knife incident on June 12 and admissions of drinking and bar frequenting per Harold Cerveny state parole agent.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Harold Cerveny
Lodge interviews raise Vietnam strategy questions
The interview covers Governor Scranton's stance on Vietnam as a campaign issue, Lodge’s late entry and return home, and speculation about strikes into North Vietnam and China. Lodge cites messages from interested individuals and notes classified details would affect strategy.
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Scranton
U.S
North Vietnam
China
Kramer Given 10-Year Term
Charles D. Kramer of 720 Third Street SW was sentenced to ten years in the reformatory at Anamosa by Judge William Easton for breaking and entering after pled guilty in Linn district court. His May 20 parole was revoked to a one year sentence from a prior case, and the ten-year term runs concurrently with the revoked parole.
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Charles D. Kramer
Third Street
Anasmosa
William Eadston
Linn District Court
Kramer
Eads
Lawsuits Filed Include Several On-Account Claims
Suits filed demand payment on account. Rollo E. Carnes sues Leighton R. Niles for 5072.77. A Y McDonald Manufacturing Company sues Frederick H. Sterenberg doing business as Plainwell Brass Products for 2428.41 on account.
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Rollo E.carnes
Leighton R. Niles
A. Y. McDonald Manufacturing Co
Frederick H. Sterenberg
Plainwell Brass Products
Coast Guard calls off hunt for swimmer Britt Sullivan
The coast guard ended efforts to find Britt Sullivan a 29 year old marathon swimmer last seen off Long Island after sharks reportedly approached within 30 yards. Sullivan aimed to swim to Europe with a baby at home, and was pulled from the water by an escort boat crew before vanishing again.
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UPS
Coast Guard
Britt Sullivan
Europe
Long Island
Atlantic
Laurence Griffith
Griffith
Miss Sullivan
Coney Island
Taylor
Ulity
U. S
Vietnam
England
Prices Paid to Farmers Decline in June
Prices farmers received for crops and livestock fell 1 percent for the month ended June 15, the agriculture department said. Farm prices were 4 percent below a year earlier and the lowest for June since 1946. Costs of production and living supplies bought by farmers were unchanged, while the prices paid index stayed at 313 percent of the 1910-14 base.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Art Rankin Hosts 4-H Club Members TV Night
Art Rankin airs Benton County and Chicago 4-H Club members at 10 30 Tuesday on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Art Rankin
Benton County
Chicago
Kcrg-Tv
Channel
No Troops Needed if Vietnamese Lead Victory Says Official
A paraphrased quote recalls a shift in Vietnam policy, praising Vietnamese-led progress and questioning the need for additional U.S. troop deployment. The speaker asserts that the war ends with a political shift and a new atmosphere, stressing reliance on Vietnamese efforts with American support.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Attorneys clash at murder trial of Iowa man
In Muscatine Iowa opening statements in the murder trial of William Gebhart 89 accused of fatally shooting his wife 76 and her sister 80 after a family argument on March 26 sparked heated exchanges between attorneys. The judge overruled a mistrial motion and barred backgrounds of the women.
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Muscatine
William Gebhart
Moscow
Iowa
Gebhart
Sarah
Anna Yarbrough
E. W. Mead
Wilton Junction
Garry Woodward
Woodward
Matthew Westrate
Mead
Westrate
Schoolmen Hear Integration Call
U. S. Education Commissioner Francis Keppel urged ending segregation in all forms at the National Education Association annual convention in Seattle. He warned segregation weakens democracy and justice, as NEA delegates debated integrating state and local affiliates in 11 southern states.
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Seattle
United States
U. S
Francis Keppel
NEA
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